St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-10
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

The New York association meets Wednes-
day evening at Curtiss hail.
The board of trade will meet this morning
and organize for the ensuing year.
The orthodox ministers, after their meeting
this morning, will visit the Friendly Inn.
The taking of testimony in the Snider-
Gross contest will be resumed this morning.
The ministers will visit the Friendly inu
this morning az the conclusion of their meet
ing.
The Michael Davitt branch of the Irish
league held pleasant meeting at Window
nall last evening. 1t was well attended.
An evening paper has promoted Sergeant
hrunwelde TO lieutenant, but no other
authority for the change can be discovered.
At the meeting OF the Eighth Ward Reform
cluD yesterdaj afternoon collection was
taken up for the benefit of the poor in the
ward
The county commissioners meet this morn
| ing. y report in regard to the sanitary con-
dltion of the court house and jail will be
made.
At meeting of the stationary engineers at
220 Nlcoilet avenue Saturday evening ". NJ.
Sage read an interestiSg paper on general
Indicator practice.
Patrons of the motor line complain that
ladies have been insuted by inebriated en-
ployes of the glass works, and the police
have been mott /.
The Press cluu banquets this evening at
Mays. An important meeting is also to be
held at which all members are earnestly re-
quested to be present.
The Police Gazette has IN illustration of
the Stealing of the big diamond from Elliot S
jewelry store, in which Nicollet avenue is
made to look like Lookup alley.
There were several runaways yesterday,
none OF which ended seriously. The wife of
fireman was thrown from a cutter on Hen
nepin avenue and bruised somewhat, and a
runaway horse nearly created a stampede of
teams on the suspenion bridge.
doc" Williams, a colored porter employed
at the salooi OF K. r. Seman g. Co.. Is Third
street south. Saturday night entered the
place through window and stole S25 from
the money drawer. He was arrested in St.
Paul yesterday afternoon by Detective Law
renee.
At the annual meeting of the Hennepin
County Horticultural society Saturday the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President ]. S. Gray; vice presi-
cent, W. Lyous; secretary and treasurer, L,
Aslre; executive committee, L. Galpatrick,
II. H. Reeves, j. G. Bastian, j. E. NorthrOp
and e. Chandler. There will be another
meeting Saturday.
Jo-Jo, the wonderful dog-faced boy, who
attracted so much attention here last year,
will again be presented at the dime museum
to-day and during the week. Jo-Jo is the
exact counterpart of q canine and is of Rus
sian birth. No one should miss seeing him.
On the stage Hunn's MINISTRIES will present q
splendid minstrel entertainment. A concert
will be given by their band each day.
At the meeting of Minneapolis Lodge B. P.
O. Elks last evening" Dr. J. K. Freeman was
elected exalted ruler, TO succeed Mayor Ames,
who was recently appointed district deputy.
E. P. Hilton presented the lodge with an
elegant, hand-painted, silllen banner, pur-
chased by individual subscription OF MEM
bers, at cost of S125. A fine set of elk
horns, handsomely gilded, was also presented
to the lodge by J. n. Prester. The social
session, which followed the business meet
ing, was the most successful yet held. 1t
was largely attended by theatrical people,
and an Interesting musical and literary pro-
Tr2nmo WAS rendered